My most favorite sport

I can watch it for hours.





Best ass in track and field



A thing of wonder and gravitational mass.
I want to plant a tree on them there hills.

I can second that.

Why isn't this sport shown on TV every week?

Satyr

After being in here for a few minutes, scanning the place, I would hardly say that THIS is your favorite sport, Sir. More likely, hunting human prey is.  Honing your hunting skills is such delight to you. You probably get up early in the morning to sharpen your teeth on rock in order to bite into your fallen prey when you've caught them. You wait, patiently, expectantly, without breathing, without moving; just watching, listening, sniffing at the air, for the slightest movement. Then, you spot it! You stalk slowly and quietly and when the moment of realization arrives, when you know you can, you pounce quickly and fiercely with all of the fervor and strength and blood thirst and savagery of a lion on a young gazelle.

And when savage strength meets savage strength, it's a fight to the death. Maybe.

Nice to meet you.

Satyr wrote:

Why isn't this sport shown on TV every week?

All kind of non-Aryan subhumans on video. 0/5

Here some quality sport:

I have an enduring fondness for the game of chess. I began playing at age 16 and it hooked into me deeply for a few years after that. I devoted much of my time to mastering it and competed off and on. I haven't played in almost three years but I've experienced a rekindling of my passion for it, so i have recently begun oiling up the rusty gears again.


I enjoy the intense mental dexterity it demands and i find the intellectual engagement thrilling. I'm not sure how familiar anyone here might be with the game of chess but i find these videos superb showcases of powerful minds displaying beautiful high functioning mental stamina.  


These are two of my favorite players. Carlsen being a little overrated in the chess world, but still brilliant:




Henrik Danielsen is a bit of a wild player for a grandmaster, but his videos are awesome to watch:





This one minute blitz between these two players displays the impressive pattern recognition of quick thinking in chess:





The legendary Kasparov and Deep Blue with algebraic commentary: